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Indigo Girls tour the Flathead Reservation's Bison Range HonorEarth 516 views
Indigo Girls play Fleet of Hope for Honor the Earth HonorEarth 1,533 views
The Chief by Victor Charlo HonorEarth 202 views Victor and April Charlo read Victor's poem The Chief at the Old World Deli. Honor the Earth's Winona LaDuke, video taken by Indigo Girl Amy Ray.
Day 3, Part 2: Indigo Girls & Winona visit the Flathead Reservation HonorEarth 555 views After the environmental justice panel moderated by Winona LaDuke, Indigo Girls performed a short set including the song Sugar Tongue, seen in full in this video.
Day 3, Part 1: Indigo Girls & Winona visit the Flathead Reservation HonorEarth 345 views Day 3 on the road...The Girls and Winona take part in an environmental justice panel discussing the Alberta tar sands pipeline that will cross Montana.
Day 2, Part 1: Indigo Girls and HTE on the Blackfeet Reservation HonorEarth 657 views Indigo Girls Amy Ray & Emily Saliers, along with Winona LaDuke, take a trip around the Blackfeet Reservation and take in a traditional lunch, a local museum, catch up with ...
Day 1: Winona LaDuke speaks to the Women Donors Network Environmental Justice 101 HonorEarth 453 views Winona LaDuke gives the Women Donors Network a brief introduction to Native American environmental justice issues. Including the roots of the word "colonization"...you know...
Winona LaDuke speaks to the Women Donors Network Environmental Justice 101 HonorEarth 285 views Indigo Girls and Honor The Earth's Winona LaDuke have headed up to Montana to host members of the Women Donors Network on a tour of some of Montana's Native communities. We...
Winona LaDuke On Honor the Earth HonorEarth 584 views
An Earth Day Message From Honor the Earth HonorEarth 489 views

About Honor the Earth

Our mission is to create awareness and support for Native environmental issues and to develop needed financial and political resources for the survival of sustainable Native communities. Honor the Earth develops these resources by using music, the arts, the media, and Indigenous wisdom to ask people to recognize our joint dependency on the Earth and be a voice for those not heard.

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